How to treat athlete's foot blisters

In our daily life, if we are not careful, we may get some minor problems, such as athlete's foot and blisters. After suffering from athlete's foot and blisters, the feet will be very itchy. Athlete's foot blisters are highly contagious. If you scratch or scratch with your hands casually, the virus on your feet may be infected to your hands, and it may be further transmitted to other parts of the body through the palms. There are many ways to treat athlete's foot blisters, the main one is to apply medicine. Before applying the medicine, you must pay attention to clean your face carefully before using the medicine. The foot cloth after using the medicine should also be used separately to prevent infection to family members. Let’s take a detailed look at the treatment of athlete’s foot blisters.

Blistering athlete's foot is common on the soles and edges of the feet, appearing as clustered or scattered small blisters, accompanied by itching. Athlete's foot blisters are located under the epidermis of the podiatria. Because the podiatria of the plantar part are thicker, the blister walls are not easily penetrated, and the surrounding skin has no redness. The skin is absorbed and peeled off after a few days. The damage can continue to expand and spread around, and sometimes small blisters can merge into large blisters. The blister fluid is clear and yellowish white. The clinical manifestations of vesicular athlete's foot are basically the same as those of athlete's foot, and the disease often occurs on the palms and fingertips. Sometimes the disease may spread to the back of the hands and feet. Blister-type athlete's foot can occur throughout the year, but is more common in hot weather. Some athlete's foot patients feel severe itching. After scratching for a long time, the skin becomes rough and thickened, which often develops into scaly athlete's foot. Some patients with athlete's foot also develop secondary bacterial infection after scratching, and the blisters become yellow pustules with redness around them. If the blisters rupture, erosions may form, and systemic symptoms may occur easily.

How to treat blister-type athlete's foot

1. Prepare a few boxes of clotrimazole cream, which is available in general pharmacies. It is very cheap, only a few cents a box. There is no need to buy the expensive ones. Some of the clotrimazole series are indeed very expensive and have better therapeutic effects, but they are also very irritating to human skin.

2. Wash your feet carefully before applying the medicine. You can soak them in salt water, which can kill bacteria and reduce inflammation, and has a certain effect on treating athlete's foot. After washing your feet, you should dry them immediately. Note that the foot basin and foot towel should be used by yourself and never let your family members use them to avoid spreading athlete's foot.

3. After opening the cream, use a cotton swab to take a soybean-sized amount of ointment and apply it evenly on the sole of the foot where the blisters appear. After applying the ointment, don't rush to put on shoes. Let your feet air for a while and allow the ointment to slowly seep into the skin. Clotrimazole is a relatively effective drug for treating ringworm, which can inhibit the growth of harmful cells. But you need to keep applying it.

4. Pay attention to the time of applying the ointment. It is best to apply it before going to bed and before going out. Sleeping at night can give your feet enough rest, and the medicine can reach directly into the skin and kill bacteria. Apply ointment before going out, and put on socks after drying your feet to kill the germs.

5. Generally, one week of application of ointment is a course of treatment. It is best not to apply it continuously for more than two courses. After all, any ointment has side effects and contains hormones to varying degrees.

6. You can boil water with pepper and salt. Because salt has a bactericidal effect, and pepper can dehumidify, it has a good astringent effect on the skin. Then get some cold water, add part of the pepper and salt water that you just boiled into the basin, and you can use it to soak your feet. About twice a day, stick to it for a few days.

7. You can first use a sterilized needle to puncture the abscess of athlete's foot, squeeze out the thick juice inside, and then soak your feet in warm water. At the same time, you can also add some salt to the warm water to remove the odor on your feet. After soaking for half an hour, dry your feet and apply some antifungal drugs, such as Daknin or Athlete's Foot Repellent.

8. Make a saline solution with 47 ml of warm water and 2 teaspoons of salt, then soak your feet in it for about eight minutes. Salt water can help kill bacteria, reduce sweating of the feet, and relieve athlete's foot.

Daily conditioning

1. Pay attention to cleanliness, keep your skin dry, keep your feet clean, and change socks frequently.

2. Foot basins and foot towels should be used separately to avoid infecting others.

3. It is not advisable to wear non-breathable shoes such as sports shoes and hiking shoes to avoid excessive foot sweating and aggravated foot odor. People with tight spaces between toes can use clean gauze or cotton balls to sandwich the toes or choose split-toe socks to facilitate moisture absorption and ventilation.

4. The mood should be calm. Excitement and agitation can easily induce excessive sweating and aggravate tinea pedis.

5. Tinea pedis is a contagious skin disease. You should avoid scratching to prevent self-infection and secondary infection.

Diet

Do not eat foods that can easily induce sweating, such as hot peppers, raw onions, raw garlic, etc.

Treatment is mainly with external antifungal drugs, mainly including Lamisil, Guizhou Shenqi, Huatuo Paste, etc. As long as you persist in using them, continuing to use them for one week after the symptoms disappear can usually cure the disease. At the same time, keep your feet dry and clean, and your shoes should be breathable.